Kleibls - Nördlingen

Good food and very friendly staff can only be recommended.

Thorsten kleibl is always worth a visit: whether fish, meat or vegetables – everything tastes. we have never been disappointed! the Christmas goose last year was wonderfully tender with magnificent supplements. he can also sit down. the wine card is well sorted, for everyone something. the value for money for eating and drinking is excellent. the service is always friendly and attentive. short: a restaurant to feel comfortable!

I was regularly in the kleibls in the last months and have never been disappointed. a very good varied map, an optimal price/performance - ratio, friendly and attentive service, beautiful furnishings and the dishes are delicious. The creative appetizers are to be highlighted. These are varied and ingenious. here some hours with the great eating and spending a good wine is always something special.

We had a nice meal here. delicious pasta and a delicious dessert. friendly service. the price was not bad.

In every hinsicht a highly recommended restaurant: pleasant, airy atmosphere thanks to generous and tasteful (snorkelless, modern) decor and interior design, comfortable sessel, large tables, an extremely nice, courteous, courtesy and unobtrusive staff and then an excellent food at a more than fair price. we had the plentiful vegetarian daily dish (tasteful and bite-resistant zucchini on rice, see photo) for slap 7 € 50 and a straight sensational delicate and juicy carving after a good type with excellent pommes frites and perfectly dressed salad plate (see photo after some bites, 10 € 90, really a sweat at this quality). also the dessert (crême brûlée with fresh berries) was excellent. one believes the performances in the menu (and the own taste nerves), comes also everything directly from the opposite of selected suppliers and is therefore hand-picked. the next time we also try one of the tempting sounding apéritifs. and by the way, everything - up to the toilets - is perfect and penilely clean and fresh. who doesn't go there is his own fault.